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Find out the store names, information, unit numbers, operating hours and contact numbers of Jurong Point, a shopping mall in Singapore. Browse by alphabetical order or filter by categories such as medical, fashion, food and more.
- Legendary Hong Kong
- Putien
- Sushi-Go
- Penang Road Famous Chendol
- Penang Yong Kee Char Kway Teow
- Petaling Street Famous Claypot Chicken Rice
- Ji de Chi
- Damansara Chilli Pan Mee
- Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodle
- Wee Nam Kee
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Image credit: Legendary Hong Kong FB Living up to their brashly confident title, Legendary Hong Kong cooks up a sumptuous selection that will do any dim sum lover proud. From drool-worthy dim sum to springy noodles, all of their dishes are churned up by pairs of seasoned hands, so expect this cosy eatery to offer a safe bet for reliably delicious f...
Image credit: @putien_sg Born out of owner Fong Chi Chung’s passion for his hometown’s delicacies, PUTIEN has earned plaudits with their sumptuous selection of Fujian dishes. And while their menu has evolved in the past two decades, much of their cooking still exudes the warmth and quality of a seasoned Putian chef. Take for example, their signatur...
Convenience is the name of the game at Sushi-Go, as sushi trains zip out of their kitchen, speeding along smooth conveyor belts, before making a neat stop at your table. Their various dishes are not only speedily served, but also tick most of the boxes for decent sushi. The Black Tobiko Gunkan ($2.30)surprises with its rich taste while their Ebi Fr...
Image credit: @malaysiabolehsg Don’t be discouraged by the unimpressive size of the Chendol ($2)at Penang Road Famous Chendol, as these small bowls of shaved ice come with packed with flavour. Empowered by generous drizzles of gula melaka and coconut cream, this lemak dessert sings with its coconutty and sweet notes. What I love most about their ch...
Image credit: @malaysiabolehsg If you have trouble navigating Malaysia Boleh, it’s probably because of the lines stretching and circling around Penang Yong Kee Char Kway Teow. These 30-minute queues are a fixture at this no-frills hawker stall, as diners are enticed by the rich wok hei of their Fried Kway Teow ($4/$6). Yet, this smoky aroma is only...
Image credit: @malaysiabolehsg You’d almost watch in fear as the calloused hands behind Petaling Street Famous Claypot Chicken Rice get to work, lifting up rows of scalding hot lids, churning our claypot ricewith machine-like efficiency. With so much effort poured into them, these piping-hot pots of rice are made to etch a memory into your taste bu...
Image credit: @eastpointmall Serving up an assortment of sweet treats, Ji De Chioffers not only a reminder to eat, as their Chinese name suggests, but also persuades you to help yourself with a sinful second serving. Their desserts range from the soothingly warm to the refreshingly cold, but regardless of where you stand on the hot/cold dessert spe...
Image credit: @deeglitzfood Agree to disagree, but a bowl of dry ban mian carries more pizzazz than the typical ban mian. Damansara Chilli PanMee proves that. They toss the usual ingredients of a ban mian—bouncy wheat noodles, minced pork, and ikan bilis—into dark soy sauce before their chilli paste takes everything up a notch. Spicy, carrying hi...
With a series of deft slams and a few casual pulls, the skillful hands behind Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodletransform an ordinary-looking block of dough into rows of chewy la mian. A bowl of these al dente noodles would have been satisfying enough but this cosy restaurant takes things up a notch with their Signature Beef Noodles (from $9.90+). Swim...
Image credit: @thatgluttonn Ask anyone for their best chicken rice spots and Wee Nam Keewill surely break into the top five. This household favourite has waltzed their way into our bellies over the past thirty years, impressing us with their aromatic Chicken Rice Set ($7.50+). With bits of garlic and ginger fragrantly permeating it, their rice is a...
Explore the diverse and delicious food options at Jurong Point, from dim sum and sushi to chendol and char kway teow. Find out the best dishes, prices, and opening hours of these restaurants, cafes, and hawker stalls.
Mon - Sun: 10:00 to 22:00. Each and every Andersen's creations are specially concocted using only the finest ingredients imported from Denmark, Australia, Belgium and all over the world. Based on the original Danish recipe, we serve you only the best and the finest.
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Jurong Point (Chinese:裕廊坊) is a large regional shopping mall in the precinct of Jurong West Central in Jurong West, Singapore. It is next to Boon Lay MRT station and Boon Lay Bus Interchange. It is currently the largest shopping mall in Singapore in terms of number of tenants and the largest in western Singapore.
Aug 12, 2023 · Jurong Point is a mall near Boon Lay MRT Station with a variety of restaurants, cafes and food kiosks. Discover 8 food spots, from Japanese hamburg to Hong Kong cha chaan teng, and enjoy affordable and delicious meals.
